Tested with Ubuntu 11.10 x64 (like the orginial report) in a virtual machine. Since Firefox now uses PDF.js by default, the Adobe plug-in was activated by opening about:config and setting pdfjs.disabled=true.
Unfortunately the bug still exists.
The strings found in the plug-in are still there, and the file "C:\nppdf32Log\debuglog.txt" is still created when the plug-in loads.
Tested with Ubuntu 11.10 x64 (like the orginial report) in a virtual machine. Since Firefox now uses PDF.js by default, the Adobe plug-in was activated by opening about:config and setting pdfjs.disabled= true.
Unfortunately the bug still exists.
The strings found in the plug-in are still there, and the file "C:\nppdf32Log\ debuglog. txt" is still created when the plug-in loads.
$ strings /opt/Adobe/ Reader9/ Browser/ intellinux/ nppdf.so | grep -i debug oFile debuglog. txt DEBUG_FILE
UnixDebugWriteT
C:\nppdf32Log\
ACRODEBUG
ACRO_NPPDF_
$ dpkg -l | grep acroread
ii acroread 9.5.4-1oneiric1 Adobe Reader
ii acroread-common 9.5.4-1oneiric1 Adobe Reader - Common Files
$ LANG=en_US apt-cache policy acroread archive. canonical. com/ubuntu/ oneiric/partner amd64 Packages dpkg/status
acroread:
Installed: 9.5.4-1oneiric1
Candidate: 9.5.4-1oneiric1
Version table:
*** 9.5.4-1oneiric1 0
500 http://
100 /var/lib/